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Corporativo Linces has received a fairness opinion

The shareholders of Corporativo Linces have received a fairness opinion.

Corporativo Linces is an organization engaged in the real estate management and leasing industry. Its main clients are universities, which locate their campuses on Corporativo Linces’ properties.

Oaklins’ team in Mexico was mandated by the shareholders of Corporativo Linces to conduct a professional and comprehensive fairness opinion regarding the company’s assets and ongoing business.

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Arseny Lepiavka

Managing Partner
Mexico City, Mexico
Oaklins Mexico

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